Color Positive Film

[dog-god-rus]

As a film photographer myself, I was kinda disappointed to see a lack of slide film (like Velvia) in the mod, so I decided to take it upon myself to implement it (and a couple other things, watch out for pull requests in the coming days). I don't know much about mod development, so it was a lot of trial-and-error to get this whole thing to work and compile, but the result is work-able. As a draft, I've implemented this stuff for Forge 1.20.1, though in theory it should be extendable to other versions and mod loaders, since there's nothing here that requires forge. It's just the one I found the most documentation on lol

Anyways, here's what this pull request implements:

Color Positive Film

Crafted with three gunpowder, two kelp, an emerald, and the three color dyes needed for the reversal process. It's a bit on the expensive side, yes, but so it is IRL.

Textures

I've made some programmer art for the color positive film and developed color positive film, which admittedly aren't the best (just recolors of the existing stuff to match how it looks IRL, plus fuji green for the film reel for obvious reasons), but again, should do as a draft.

Development

Color positive film can be shot just like any other, but to develop it, it is yet again, more expensive: the process now requires a potion of night vision, because why not. It's simple-ish to make and fits with the theme of a more complex chemical process. (I totally didn't pick it because it was the first potion in line after the awkward ones in the creative menu, what are you talking about)

Image Viewing

When viewed in the Lightroom, color positive film will have a black border with positive images (wow). The images will also have increased saturation, because Velvia is cool.

Printing

Printing the positives still takes the normal CMYK color dyes, but runs at the speed of black-and-white printing. Technically this isn't very realistic but ya gotta give the player at least some leeway after the kick in the teeth that were those crafting recipes. Maybe we could spin this as, like, peel-apart printing or something. Idk.
Anyways, when printed, images will still remain a positive, and will obviously keep their vibrant colors, as they should.

(minor spoiler on another thing I got working)

Translations

Feels like a bit of a stretch to put this here, but, uh, I also translated it to Russian because that's one of the languages I can speak. Incredible stuff.

Closing remarks

And that's basically everything! Whilst this, as it is, really isn't ready for prod, if someone can get it running for fabric or the other game versions (for me, it literally doesn't compile unless I cut out all the sections of code related to fabric or other mod integrations from the gradle files, not sure why), I think it could be a really nice update to the mod.

In the meanwhile, if anyone wants to test it, I've uploaded a build on my branch's releases. It's for forge 1.20.1, obviously, and should in theory work. I wrote most of this code a couple weeks back, but have only now decided to actually put it to use anywhere.